Hi tst,
Congratulations!
It is accomplishments like this that I would like to see more formally recognized.
THE LIST as I posted it is still just a temprary work-around until Molly comes through the the official version.
If you recall, CC started this list manually. He was actually browsing and taking notes to produce the first versions.
As time has passed he has automated the data collection and analysis.
After the current statistics are gathered for all of the user he MANUALLY entered into the data collection, the new list is compared with the old list and the evolution determined.
Because this has been a work-in-progress, CC has added more users as time has gone by, so the the list has been growing. There are some fileds that can only be completed if the user appeared in the previous sheet.
I will try to take another look at the code to see if I can get more data. I will try to do this before I update the list again this coming Sunday afternoon.
As it stands now we(well actually me, until CC gets back) are limited in the data we can access. This historical trending is based on the data that was captured previously.
To other contributors,
If you want me to make sure your name is included in the list please e-mail me your "user.id" number. This is the number that shows up in the browsers address bar when you view your profile. As an example my user.id number is "9539" and the url of my profile is shown below.
http://forums.ni.com/ni/view_profile?user.id=9539
E-mail me at
bar@dsautomation.com
Make sure the subject include the phrase "Enthusiast List" so I do not delete your message thinking it is spam.
JLV,
Agreed!
"To reach the unreachable star" (Man of La Mancha).
This brings another short coming in the list as it stands. We do not have the history to put CC efforts in context. There were three "fireballs" the streaked across the Devloper Exchange before CC arrived.
Gorka Larea was probably answering about 3 Q per day.
The guru was also doing about 3 Q's per day.
At one point I think Mike Porter was averaging almost 10 per day at his peak!
No I can not justify these numbers.
(Dennis and Greg please forgive me leaving you out, I am talking about the sprinters not the marathoners!).
At the current rate I will be looking at his heels in less than two years!
Thank you for reading,
Ben